This afternoon/evening and tomorrow…..
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There will be a Councillors surgery at WTC Offices tomorrow morning at 09:30 to 10:30
Cllrs Kay Mayor and Bob Wicks will be attending.
Go through gates to the Council Chamber.
There will be no WTC Projects Committee meeting Wednesday 06th December.
Next meeting January 2024
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Stay with me – you know who to trust….
They (the PCSO’s) carry out regular patrol of schools within the Whittlesey area.
Based on the feedback that we got from you, one of our priorities the past few months has been parking around schools.
We have been patrolling schools this week, issuing tickets or words of advice to those parked obstructively.
Park Lane, Burrowmoor, and Glebelands have already been visited by us, with more schools to be visited this week.
So far, two tickets have been issued to illegally parked cars, and plenty of words of advice issued to drivers.
Parking obstructively, especially around a school, is incredibly dangerous as it can put pedestrians and other road users at risk. It is better to park a bit further away and walk in than it is to find a gift from us in the form of a ticket!
If there are any other issues that you would like to make us aware of, you can fill out our community survey.
Cambs Fire Service – Orincess Royal Opens New Huntingdon Fire Station
TODAY, over 100 colleagues, contractors and local civic dignitaries warmly welcomed Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal to the new Huntingdon Fire Station and Service training centre for a tour and to officially open the building with the unveiling of a plaque.
The Princess Royal was greeted by the Lord Lieutenant for Cambridgeshire, Mrs Julie Spence OBE QPM, and introduced to Fire Authority Chair Edna Murphy, Deputy Chief Executive for Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue Service (CFRS) Matthew Warren and Assistant Chief Fire Officer Jon Anderson, among other civic representatives, before commencing a tour of the new fire station and CFRS’s training centre which is on the same site.
Cambs Fire Service – Orincess Royal Opens New Huntingdon Fire Station
I have been a member of the Rural CAB for some 12 years, I have attended 9 AGM’s.
Today’s meeting in Chatteris was attended by around 40 or so Councillors, Supporters and Staff Members.
Along with myself, Cllr Kay Mayor attended, along with FDC Cllr Miscandlon and Ex Cllr David Mason.
Surprising that the newly elected Whittlesey Town Council representative was not present?.
Newly elected Neil McKittrick presented an excellent overview of the achievements and challenges ongoing on delivering the service.
Here in Whittlesey our Town Council support the CAB by making an annual donation, they in turn carry out Face-to-Face interviews here in Whittlesey (most) Fridays.
The best way is to go through the triage system to get an appointment.
(Ways to contact the CAB in Part 2)
On occasions there maybe a walk in on demand but this is rare.
Last year our CAB obtained ten’s of thousands of ££££ in various benifits to our local residents.
You have to live within the Whittlesey catchment area to be eligible to use the service.
